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Our mission is to contribute to an inclusive and equitable world order through knowledge-sharing advocy and research.
Our latest podcast :
Understanding Militant Groups in the Sahel: Security, Climate, and Power.
Moving beyond explanations that focus only on terrorism or religious extremism, this conversation explores the deeper factors driving instability: weak state capacity, unequal access to basic services, local rivalries, climate change, competition over natural resources, cross-border trafficking, and the regional consequences of crises such as Libya
Other episodes...
Microcrédit et marché : entre idéologie #néolibérale et réalités locales #internationaldevelopment
🎙️ In this episode, we sit down with Nassirou to dive into the fascinating, and often misunderstood - world of microcredit. From its rise during the neoliberal era to its promises of fighting poverty and empowering women, we break down where microcredit delivers… and where it falls short.
Development 101: Beyond the Ballot: Rethinking Legitimacy in International Development
🎙️ In this episode we explore the question: What does decolonization really mean? and, Why should we still be talking about it decades after the end of colonial rule?
Comprendre le #développement : #conflits Intra-Étatiques? Pas Si Simple Que Ça…
🎙️In this episode, we dive deep into the world of conflict and its often overlooked complexities. Through sharp analysis and real-world examples, we explore how legitimacy, external interference, and internal dynamics intertwine to fuel cycles of violence. Who are the visible and hidden actors? Why do some solutions fail?
ADEV Podcast
Here, we share thought-provoking videos, expert perspectives, and critical analyses that examine development beyond mainstream narratives. By exploring history, global power dynamics, and the lived realities of non-Western societies, ADEV podcast seeks to inspire informed dialogue and foster a more nuanced understanding of development.
Comprendre le développement: Conflits Intra-Étatiques? Pas Si Simple Que Ça
Beyond the Ballot: Debt:
Rethinking Legitimacy in International Development
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